Model Railroader November 2013
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N scale through the Northwoods
By Dave Rickaby
The Missabe Junction Ry. celebrates railroads and scenes of the upper Midwest
pg. 34
Weathering a steam locomotive in 7 minutes
By Tony Koester
PanPastels and a sponge make it easy to simulate the dirt and grime of railroading
pg. 40
12 classic weathering tips
By David Lamberts
Handy techniques for weathering freight cars, structures, and vehicles
pg. 44
Where the CNJ joined the Pennsy
By Kevin Surman
A jointly owned short line makes an interesting prototype for a double-deck HO layout
pg. 48
Superelevated curves in 4 steps
By John Pryke
Simple shims add a realistic tilt to flextrack
pg. 55
Kitbash Denver Union Station
By Gerry Glancy
pg. 56
Turn a common electrical switch into a turnout control
By Mike Evans
A positive latch locks the points in either position
Carving realistic stone from foam
By Horst Meier
Lightweight, easy-to-shape material is a breeze to work with
pg. 64
By Dave Rickaby
The Missabe Junction Ry. celebrates railroads and scenes of the upper Midwest
pg. 34
Weathering a steam locomotive in 7 minutes
By Tony Koester
PanPastels and a sponge make it easy to simulate the dirt and grime of railroading
pg. 40
12 classic weathering tips
By David Lamberts
Handy techniques for weathering freight cars, structures, and vehicles
pg. 44
Where the CNJ joined the Pennsy
By Kevin Surman
A jointly owned short line makes an interesting prototype for a double-deck HO layout
pg. 48
Superelevated curves in 4 steps
By John Pryke
Simple shims add a realistic tilt to flextrack
pg. 55
Kitbash Denver Union Station
By Gerry Glancy
pg. 56
Turn a common electrical switch into a turnout control
By Mike Evans
A positive latch locks the points in either position
Carving realistic stone from foam
By Horst Meier
Lightweight, easy-to-shape material is a breeze to work with
pg. 64
